[Kamren]

Why are people mentioning indictment again? Have you guys been reading Breitbart or FOX news or Sputnik or something? It's not happening.


BernieBros right now:
http://i.imgur.com/ktbBhKS.gifv

[Damien M]

Lmao yall were seriously expecting Bernie to drop out tonight?
This is a guy who's become addicted to the spotlight, the crowds, the hero-worship, it's all about him + his ego. I won't be shocked if he doesn't endorse her, but he'll suspend his campaign eventually.
(He has no cash left to run 3rd party)

[RatedG²]

Retro change the title to

"Bernie not dropping out"

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Kamren

Why are people mentioning indictment again? Have you guys been reading Breitbart or FOX news or Sputnik or something? It's not happening.


BernieBros right now:
http://i.imgur.com/ktbBhKS.gifv

I mean...the possibility is over 0% so it could happen. Just not likely

[TikiMiss]

Originally posted by Damien M

Lmao yall were seriously expecting Bernie to drop out tonight?
This is a guy who's become addicted to the spotlight, the crowds, the hero-worship, it's all about him + his ego. I won't be shocked if he doesn't endorse her, but he'll suspend his campaign eventually.
(He has no cash left to run 3rd party)

very true.

this part was so telling to me, from the politico piece

Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid’s call was part advice, part asking a favor, urging Sanders to use his now massive email list to help Democratic Senate candidates. Russ Feingold in Wisconsin was the most obvious prospect, and Reid wanted to make introductions to Iowa’s Patty Judge and North Carolina’s Deborah Ross—to help Democrats win the majority, but also to give Sanders allies in making himself the leader of the Senate progressives come next year.
Reid, according to people familiar with the conversation, ended the discussion thinking Sanders was on board. He backed Feingold. But that’s the last anyone heard.
Word got back to Reid’s team that Weaver had nixed the idea, ruling out backing anyone who hadn’t endorsed Sanders. Weaver says it’s because the Senate hopefuls had to get in line for Sanders’ support behind top backers like Gabbard and Rep. Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.)—though neither has a competitive race this year.

The fact he didn't want to endorse two perfectly good Democrats who could use his help to defeat Republican incumbents, simply because they did not endorse him for President

what a narcissist

[Skywalker]

I'm annoyed at his speech because this is over but it was basically a prep talk for the real thing. That crowd was insane - they booed for nearly ten to fifteen seconds just because he mentioned the name Secretary Clinton - can't imagine how awful it would have been if he just ended it then and there. He's gonna have to work to undo the damage he has done and he started doing a good job with that by targeting Trump and congratulating Hillary on her victories.

My only issue was that he just let them boo the presumptive nominee.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Damien M

Lmao yall were seriously expecting Bernie to drop out tonight?
This is a guy who's become addicted to the spotlight, the crowds, the hero-worship, it's all about him + his ego. I won't be shocked if he doesn't endorse her, but he'll suspend his campaign eventually.
(He has no cash left to run 3rd party)

"It is more than Bernie, it is all of us together" - Bernie Sanders

[retromaury]

Originally posted by Damien M

Lmao yall were seriously expecting Bernie to drop out tonight?
This is a guy who's become addicted to the spotlight, the crowds, the hero-worship, it's all about him + his ego. I won't be shocked if he doesn't endorse her, but he'll suspend his campaign eventually.
(He has no cash left to run 3rd party)

Right? He's so full of himself. Narcissistic like the politico article pointed it out

[Damien M]

Originally posted by rivers

I agree with this. They will compromise and it would also be very beneficial for the democratic party's future if they do this.

You can't "compromise" with someone who beat you with over 3M+votes and 400+ pledged delegates. Lmao. That's not how it works.
The race ended, the winner takes all.

[Super_freddie]

Originally posted by Marvin

I don't believe him

I think they'll be able to come to some agreement. Hillary will need Bernie's support and Bernie seems serious about wanting to bring to some change to the country

This!

If Bernie is really serious about the change in this country he needs to back Hillary

[TikiMiss]

Originally posted by Marvin

"It is more than Bernie, it is all of us together" - Bernie Sanders

he probably added that little bit after reading the politico piece.

[Mitch.]

Just a thought I've been having in the past few days.

If Trump were to be down say 10 points on a consistent basis for all of Oct/Election Day Eve, what's the bet he makes some excuse and drops out at the very last minute?

It would be the ultimate coward move but I just get the feeling he wouldn't tolerate losing.

[TikiMiss]

Originally posted by Mitch.

Just a thought I've been having in the past few days.

If Trump were to be down say 10 points on a consistent basis for all of Oct/Election Day Eve, what's the bet he makes some excuse and drops out at the very last minute.

It would be the ultimate coward move but I just get the feeling he wouldn't tolerate losing.

It would just prove that's he's been the best chess piece the Clintons have ever used.

[Kamren]

The juxtaposition of Hillary and Bernie's speeches is really jarring. Hillary's is moving, inspirational, brilliant, and kind all at the same time. Bernie's is none of those; he's just another demagogue tapping into the worst, angriest emotions of voters to rile them up for his cause.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Skywalker

I'm annoyed at his speech because this is over but it was basically a prep talk for the real thing. That crowd was insane - they booed for nearly ten to fifteen seconds just because he mentioned the name Secretary Clinton - can't imagine how awful it would have been if he just ended it then and there. He's gonna have to work to undo the damage he has done and he started doing a good job with that by targeting Trump and congratulating Hillary on her victories.

My only issue was that he just let them boo the presumptive nominee.

The dislike they have for Clinton is not because of Bernie. It's the hundreds of YouTube videos that show her flip-flopping on multiple issues and the big corporations and super PACs funding her campaign

He can't undo that. At best he'll be able to look past that to prevent a Trump presidency while also working with her to ensure a fully progressive platform, and get his supporters to do the same

[rivers]

Originally posted by Damien M

You can't "compromise" with someone who beat you with over 3M+votes and 400+ pledged delegates. Lmao. That's not how it works.
The race ended, the winner takes all.

That's not what I was talking about. Hillary needs Bernie's endorsement during the GE. In order for that, she might have to take on some of his platforms or compromise

[RatedG²]

Today has been historic. Good night fellow Hens and celebrate Clinton's milestone faithfully

[TikiMiss]

Originally posted by rivers

That's not what I was talking about. Hillary needs Bernie's endorsement during the GE. In order for that, she might have to take on some of his platforms or compromise

Bernie's endorsement might actually hurt Hillary's standing amongst older (and reliable) voters who still see socialism and communism as the ultimate evil.

If Hillary loses older voters, you can kiss Florida goodbye.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by TikiMiss

Bernie's endorsement might actually hurt Hillary's standing amongst older (and reliable) voters who still see socialism and communism as the ultimate evil.

If Hillary loses older voters, you can kiss Florida goodbye.

I feel like Trump already has the old voters

But then again I live in Trump territory so it might be different around the rest of the state

[Damien M]

Originally posted by TikiMiss

very true.

this part was so telling to me, from the politico piece


The fact he didn't want to endorse two perfectly good Democrats who could use his help to defeat Republican incumbents, simply because they did not endorse him for President

what a narcissist

Death
I think he started out w great intentions and somewhere along the line it morphed into a Jesus complex. He thinks anyone who opposes him is "evil and establishment".


It's sorta horrific that the team that lost wants to force their platform (and a running mate) on the winner. I've never seen anything like it Ted Cruz went away quietly and quickly....